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We here at Hemmings Motor News don’t discriminate. Pick up a copy of our monthly big book, and you’ll find everything from classic automobiles built by dozens of manufacturers to vintage trucks and motorcycles. You’ll find boats, too, and with increasing regularity, real estate aimed at car […]

Date: circa 1966 Location: North Plaza, Taos, New Mexico Source: via Jim and Chester’s Garage What do you see here? […]

Three-on-the-tree 1957 Rambler Rebel for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: This 1957 Rambler was inherited from a relative in Nevada. I had the car shipped to NY in December. The car was always stored indoors and babied, since he bought it in 2004. I don’t know much about these cars. I […]

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Muscle car collector Steven Juliano, who died of cancer in September 2018, earned a reputation for tracking down and buying only the best specimens, then restoring them to an impossibly high standard of authenticity. His collection contained four noteworthy Shelby Cobras, including the only factory-built Stage III 289 […]

The AACA Museum Inc., in Hershey, Pennsylvania, is home to the largest collection of Tucker automobiles and artifacts in the world, housed in its Cammack Tucker Gallery. In January 2019, the museum presented the first in a series of lectures about Preston Tucker and his vision for the automobile of the future, […]

1937 Delage D8 Aerosport — Image courtesy of the Studebaker National Museum. As we enter the last month of the first quarter, the Studebaker National Museum, located in South Bend, Indiana, has opened the doors to its newest exhibit, Streamlined: Style In Motion. The design revolution of the Thirties […]

Restored 1975 Dodge Bighorn for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: Prototype Shortnose Dodge Bighorn. One of 9 produced for testing. Only complete truck known to exist. Bought from Chrysler in 2010, after they decided nit to restore it and put in the museum. Was kept at the Chelse Proving […]

Plenty of Hemmings readers can proudly claim they have children and grandchildren who are “car nuts.” In my case, being a car nut runs deep and goes back to my grandfather, Charles Van Orden. He bought a Buick in 1905 when the car company was only two years old. Dad, another Charles Van Orden, followed […]

From the seller’s description: 1961 Volkswagen Microbus Walk Through Panel Van w. Porsche 356 Engine This third owner Walk Through Panel Van with a lot of history has a 1962 Porsche 356 engine which was installed in 1965. The truly rare part of this particular Van is that it is a real survivor, meaning it […]

How did Australia come to give the world the ute? As Unique Cars pointed out this week, there’s two conflicting reports on the origins of the coupe utility, and naturally, both Ford and Holden vie for the title of ute inventor. There had never been any argument about this being an Australian invention, but the […]

Seemingly since the very first Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance took place in 1996, the event has been held in high regard by even the most seasoned auto enthusiasts. The finely groomed greens of the Amelia Island Ritz Carlton’s golf course combine with the temperate climes of northern Florida in late […]

Date: circa 1970s Location: Rome, Italy Source: via Julius Ceasar What do you see here? […]

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1991 Nissan Figaro for sale on Hemmings.com. From the seller’s description: One of the first Figaro legally imported the U.S. This is an early build (March 1991) that I purchased it in 2015 from Yokahama, Japan with the equivalent of 35k miles on it. I had all of the major services done to bring the […]

Long before today’s #vanlife movement, another generation of travelers and wanderers who carried their houses around with them put down some roots, so to say, as the Tin Can Tourists, a group that celebrates 100 years of “autocamping” this year. Even after Ford’s Model T put many Americans on […]

The Chattanooga Cruise-In began as an open house at Coker Tire’s downtown headquarters, but in recent years — thanks in part to the explosive growth of the area — a lack of space has limited the number of participants and spectators alike. This year’s Chattanooga Cruise-In, taking place on […]

This 2000 Acura NSX-T was sold new at McGrath Acura in Countryside, Illinois and is finished in New Formula Red over Camel leather. Power comes from a transverse-mounted 3.2-liter VTEC V6, which is mated to a 6-speed manual transaxle equipped with a limited-slip differential. […]

We’re on an American Motors kick this week — you know how that goes: next week, we’ll be geeking on early Marauders. But for now, it’s Javelins, AMXs, The Machine, and every other weird AMC performance mod. So, it makes sense that we stumbled across this great snapshot of Shirley Shahan’s […]

This week, we’re all fixated on AMC muscle. They’re some of the most oft-overlooked cars of those glorious early muscle years, and we wholly dig it. And, so did land-speed racer Craig Breedlove, apparently. In this pretty amazing mini-documentary, Breedlove takes one of these brand-new red-white-and-blue […]